Virtual Infrastructure Twins: Software Testing Platforms for Computing-Instrument Ecosystems

Rao, Nageswara S. V.; Al-Najjar, Anees; Zandi, Helia; Sankaran, Ramanan; Hicks, Susan; Roccapriori, Kevin; Mukherjee, Debangshu

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“…A Virtual Infrastructure Twin (VIT) emulates the network and computing parts of an ecosystem, and incorporates the instrument simulation software [4]. It provides a software environment nearly identical to that of the (physical) ecosystem to support software development and testing, and also the design space exploration.…”

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“…• Ecosystem services for profile estimation [4], [14] and distributed computing [2] now match the expanded architecture, which extends its scope to ecosystems with different implementations and requirements. • It is deployable as an integrated Virtual Machine (VM) compared to VNSE [6] that requires dedicated VMs for individual sites and services.…”

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“…The VIT concept evolved from its pre-cursor multi-site emulations[6],[13] and a specific microscope ecosystem emulation[2], and a brief account of its origin and applications is presented in[4].2 VOLUME x, 202x This article has been accepted for publication in IEEE Access. This is the author's version which has not been fully edited and content may change prior to final publication.…”

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